Mick Jagger Playing Guitar.mp4

[@kenruger9417]

This is backstage at MSG 1969. Chuck Berry & Jimi Hendrix were just out of camera range.

[@kenruger9417]

Might have been different nights, but I don't think so.

[@Methilde]

Don't forget Mick Taylor and Hendrix playing or Keith and Jymmy talking.

[@bijibadness]

that's one of the best things i've ever heard, Mick Jagger singing like that. that is rock and roll.

[@LarryRickenbacker]

Brown Sugar was recorded only days later in Alabama; exciting to hear this embryonic version being shared in the company of the woman who inspired it!

[@LarryRickenbacker]

The story goes that Mick was carrying on with Ikette Claudia Lennear on this tour, but it's equally true that he'd had a crush on Tina for years, hence my original post.

[@cryptohalloffame]

too freakin cool, a little glimpse of rock history...

[@sebasdebordeaux8347]

Ike and Tina Turner were damn good!! to bad to remember he used to beat her up (have I read or heard..)!!

[@TheCatLouise86]

I was wondering if it was before the recording lol. Very cool!

[@louisaddeo-weiss5690]

Love his guitar playing for all it is. Check out his rhythm playing on a song like Winter

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Man, that is so cool. I love the way Tina Turner(?) lights up when she hears him sing the chorus of his new song Brown Sugar (and even Ike[?] puts his arm affectionately round Mick's shoulders).

[@KaneLono]

awesome Mick doin some old blues.

[@willemjonker9730]

Does anyone know the name of the second song?

[@flamencoprof]

@@willemjonker9730 Robert Johnson - "Little Queen Of Spades". "Now little girl, since I am the king, baby, and you is a queen Hoo, since I am the king baby, and you is a queen Let's us put our heads together, hoo, fair brown, then we can make our money green"

[@Methilde]

​@@flamencoprof great thanks for your precision :)

[@flamencoprof]

@@Methilde I can't take the credit. It wasn't me who recorded Robert Johnson. Someone else, about 1969 introduced me to the King of the Delta Blues Singers LP. I recognised the song, but I copied and pasted lyrics someone else transcribed. We're all in this together :-) Keep playing!

[@toneyisaiah408]

I'm impressed with Mick's ability to play amazing guitar!.

[@davidlockhart-rocknrollact8866]

wow. amazing. first glimpse of Brown Sugar! Tina and Ike love it!

[@Sniz420]

my respect for mick just went up ten fold

[@petermills2061]

Have you heard ' Back of My Hand' from Bigger Bang album ? It's a brilliant Jagger Blues song. He plays guitar , harp & sings it .

[@Mirabella76]

he's actually a good player. 'Thanks' to Keith who always downplays Mick as a musician on the band (besides his harp abilities), no one actually knows he plays guitar this good.

[@Methilde]

​@@petermills2061 Love that, deep feeling, running from olds roots.

[@jazzpezzas]

Keith even downplays Jimmy Page his playing! Didn't know Mick could play the Blues that well!

[@puplover7991]

Oh my God. That is freakin fantastic!!!

[@dankinsler1930]

Jagger has crammed ten lifetimes into his 80 years. What a life.

[@Isabella-cw3ol]

Love this Brown Sugar!

[@jwardbass4452]

He’s actually quite good at guitar!! I’m surprised he sang that high in this video, I didn’t recognize him at first

[@SuperZiggy1965]

Mick me surprendra toujours avec ses talents multiples.

[@AlanGreene-ko8rl]

From 0:54 to 1:15, it looks like Tina is lingering over a photo of Brian Jones.

[@garyboyd5072]

Quality! blues guitar and singing

[@loniphantom5887]

GREAT RARE STUFF! IKE & TINA TURNER BACKSTAGE WITH THE STONES BEFORE A CONCERT!🎥AWESOME!

[@jpoups]

In fact, Mick is the one who composed Brown Sugar. Music and words!

[@marioscharalambous7413]

0:48 onwards sounds very grungy.

[@dariuszcichy8204]

Hitory of Rock. Amazing

[@modee5698]

oh gorgeous!

[@13loomisst]

Of course, that's Ike Turner next to him. Merely of one of the progenitors of rock and roll guitar.

[@Methilde]

Ike was more Motown Rythm and Blues style, nasty guy but good musician.

[@13loomisst73]

@@Methilde Rock 'n' roll was the offspring of R&B, country, pop, and other forms of music.

[@Methilde]

@@13loomisst73 First blues with others amalgations

[@Methilde]

@@13loomisst73 At first blues inflences, early twentieth century. What i was saying is that Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Buddy Holly.... were more directly rock than Ike.

[@carloseugenio1406]

great blues!

[@Hagbergscorner]

Mindblowing!!

[@green323turbo]

Micks playing that telecaster in Open G . Sounds like a little Fender Champ amp

[@timmitchell8524]

looks like Keeths five string

[@SM-dt1pr]

​@@timmitchell8524he wasn't playing telecasters then. I think the guitar is Ike's

[@samanthapage4216]

this makes me so happy i don't even know why but its so good and makes me so thrilled

[@mjt11860]

i thought this was brian jones at 1st. mick is actually a pretty good guitar player. i had no idea. some great chordings. love to hear a song as it's developing "in the womb", before it's born. thanx 4 sharing.

[@SM-dt1pr]

Open G. Very easy to play - you only need to see it once, and the world opens up.

[@Methilde]

​Easy to play but not easy to created one of the most popular rock song.

[@emiliaswitalska7697]

I love Mick

[@cdpmedia2011]

We need to thank god this video exist .... and youtube to put it on

[@DJAC63]

Great stuff!

[@Viajealduende]

Good one!

[@108Ultraviolet]

You got me rockin

[@mjt11860]

Wish Mick had recorded his version of this, as an alternate or an outtake, before Keith Richards touched it. Would have been 2 great versions to listen to. Just like the alternate version of friends by led Zeppelin, with the soulful Indian violin.

[@homonavitus6113]

He plays on guitar like a real bluesman.

[@Methilde]

Look at him jamming in a dark corner in Performance movie, really cool.

[@homonavitus6113]

@@Methilde Yes, he played the blues on acoustic guitar like John Lee Hoocker

[@alexmillagianola3291]

GREAT

[@steved5501]

mick plays " i.m mad" in Performance !!!!

[@ST-xg3gy]

Ike looks menacing here. Don't think I would want to mess with that brother.

[@vodkavolvo5529]

It’s so fucking real

[@Mr.Altavoz]

Yeah the guy can play the guitar

[@markosmi81]

very nice

[@Max-dr6rz]

Beautiful thinline tele

[@joegarrison5911]

It's kinda Demoralizing when Mick Jagger is a better guitar player than you and you've been playing for 7 years...

[@bconni2]

you play what.? like, 1 minute a day.?

[@brysid1435]

b conni lmao damn

[@Methilde]

@@bconni2 And you thinking less than one minute a day ????

[@alfredooliva5175]

demoralizing why? Micks been playing his entire life, thats how he writes songs.....

[@irish66]

But you don't know how long he has been playing.

[@guicity333]

could someone please help me find the chords he is playing at 2:40 or the name of that old blues track ? it's been stuck in my head for far too long i have to learn it!

[@green323turbo]

I think the guitar is in Open G tuning

[@glencoe6305]

It is in open G Tuning. Most of their Guitars is Open G Tuning. Keith plays with the top-low E Sting missing. Ronnie,plays Open G Tuning,too.

[@Chad-gg9kh]

green323turbo did you ever figure out how to play this lol

[@veronicamurray5417]

A d E does the trick😎

[@Methilde]

​Taylor most of time played in standard tunning, more appropriate to soloing.

[@andrescalamaro3964]

Sol abierto, Open G, como quieran decirle, muy divertido tocar un rato así

[@hugovermeulen9596]

sol abierto ??? es open G en espanol ? no sabia

[@keithdavison6816]

Si C D E F G Do RE Mi Fa So

[@metaphoria3]

“I bet” “hotdog” haha Tina!

[@enjoythemomenttravel]

Mick playing guitar always hot!

[@san5a89]

tina: "I like that..." ike: "I don't..."

[@andreiwojciechowski9339]

I think he says "hot dog"

[@irish66]

@@andreiwojciechowski9339 Jumping frog.

[@Patrick_B687-3]

Playing Robert Johnson no less...cool.

[@CHlEFFIN]

Patrick B what is the name of the tune, my fellow Texan?!

[@nako8312]

the same question

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

+CHlEFFIN the man only recorded 29 damned songs dont be lazy

[@angus7278]

"Little Queen of Spades"

[@mattjc1021]

Technique is garbage but timing is great. My guitar teacher told me you need two things to be a musician, timing and soul. Mock has both

[@leandroisaac2000]

@ddjdd wfgggb Right? There's always these guys...

[@Mirabella76]

it's a nice technique for someone who is not actually known as a guitar player. I love the video, it shows Mick is really good.

[@fiszmenek]

Is that Ike & Tina Turner sitting next to Mick? :)

[@terryhanson7333]

yes

[@J0hnC0ltrane]

I think Mick is sitting next to Ike and Tina.

[@charlymetalhead5273]

Adrian Fiszer ...yessss...They are...W T F moment !!!

[@durandjohnson1321]

Yes!

[@dickjohnson1158]

OMG,Hail yeah!

[@horatiohoohaa3479]

Is it bad recording old tape giving it a pretty sweet vibrato sound?

[@sean_shimmer]

Chris Greenhalgh old tape warble/flutter/noise/compression.. so good

[@toneyisaiah408]

Mick played a Fender Telecaster thin line model.

[@mikelfuertes594]

'72 model

[@hugovermeulen9596]

@@mikelfuertes594 this is '69

[@mikelfuertes594]

@@hugovermeulen9596 WTF 1969? Hes playin a 72 model, clear wood, etc...

[@theartfuldodger935]

This is a very rare film of Ike and Tina. Sitting so close together and Ike not beating on her.

[@ST-xg3gy]

Would he have done that in public?

[@mixhaelamikovich]

Mick jagger wrote the rifts to jumping jack flash and satisfaction

[@Thethecat01]

Bill Wyman actually wrote the riff to Jumpin' Jack Flash on piano, but is uncredited.

[@Mirabella76]

@@Thethecat01 JJF riff is actually the same Satisfaction riff but with a reversed ending. Are you saying Bill stole it?

[@SamSam-rs8mo]

Keith wrote the riff to satasfaction you dont know wtf youre talking about

[@eddiegin]

"Mick Jagger wrote the rifts to jumping jack flash and satisfaction"....did he also write Beethoven's Fifth Symphony?....FFS!!! (and whats a 'rift' anyway?

[@mixhaelamikovich]

@@SamSam-rs8mo no he didn’t

[@fernandomarmol4758]

Sí, Mick con Ike & Tina Turner. Alguna vez fueron teloneros de los Stones

[@giorgiolocosimo7478]

1969 tour america with ike and tina

[@TheEvaBalazs]

he should play the guitar as well

[@MattSmith-iq1ld]

A lot of people don't understand that Mick wrote Brown Sugar in its entirety. They think Keith wrote the music. In the open G tuning, it's so easy for even a below average guitar player to get into a groove. Obviously Keith added to it with the licks during the chorus and such.

[@stevanaldape3424]

Mick Jagger in all black looking like a shadowy figure playing Robert Johnson

[@arneberg9261]

Keith allways said tha Jagger good on guitarr ---

[@allstar930]

When Mick Jagger dips by to steal your girl...

[@magprob]

Tina taught Mick how to dance. They liked Brown Sugar. This is so cool! Ike and Tina...WOW! Tina soooo HOT!

[@xeofirexeochange7369]

Check out the hate in Ike.Tina gets it.

[@jeffblack1644]

I like how Spike was pissed about brown sugar so mick's next song is queen of spades

[@Methilde]

@@jeffblack1644 Thanks.

[@bluesque9704]

Well played. And, isn't she is beautiful?

[@ericquitugua5546]

What is this from? I gotta see more

[@lk4605]

...extrait des supplements de la vidéo du film ” Gimme shelter ”

[@bryansimmons4550]

1:00 Rod "The Mod" Stewart

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

That is NOT Rod Stewart.

[@bryansimmons4550]

@@sgt.thundercok4704 Well, one of the people who are offscreen and we only caught a glimpse of, kinda looked like Rod. Sorry I hurt your itta-bitty feewings.

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

@@bryansimmons4550 Sorry for your lisp.

[@bryansimmons4550]

@@sgt.thundercok4704 I was just making fun of your childish mentality. "Thundercok?" LMAO!

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

@@bryansimmons4550 MEOW! Kittens got claws!

[@dariajessicavasylenko7279]

Is someone else from 2019?

[@valentino1000]

1:37 Jealous Ike

[@chelslammi2147]

Ik Tina Turner?

[@irish66]

Bloody hell.

[@harpoon_bakery162]

Tina and Ike were not amused

[@EVERLY-SHADY65]

Don't quite your day job😂

[@philoumars3168]

Mick jagger is a singer. Absolutely not a guitarist !! Two different jobs.

[@robc3586]

Not much of a singer these days, but he has always been a decent guitar player.

[@lfcforever1482]

@@robc3586 not always, during the Stones early years of fame, Mick couldn't play any instruments, all he did was sing.

[@Mirabella76]

@@lfcforever1482 this is 1969 for Christ's sake. And he got his first guitar when he was 15. If he did not play on their early records does not mean he could not play. Easy.

[@lfcforever1482]

@@Mirabella76 I remember watching an interview from 63 I think it was, where Mick said he couldn’t play any instruments

[@Mirabella76]

@@lfcforever1482 he always says that. He said he can't play them even in his interviews from 00's.

[@alanhardy3400]

So Mick can play basic guitar. Big deal. Some people on here are very easily impressed I think.

[@andreiwojciechowski9339]

Hardly basic! He wrote brown sugar as you can see here!

[@iheartcicada]

seems basic but you forget that he composed the chords and the phrasing’s.

[@Mirabella76]

jealous much

[@Methilde]

Could you name one of your composition ???

[@TarcisioCGoes]

Mick better stick to his singing... :)

[@Mirabella76]

says no one ever.

[@killerfly]

Its not mick, even the sound is not genuine..

[@angus7278]

And I suppose that's not Ike and Tina either...?

[@jeffblack1644]

shut your mouth boy

[@rickoursler2583]

It surely is Mick

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

Apparently you don't know shit.

[@paulmaccartney9830]

Mick puede tocar cualquier instrumento si quisiera,de que puede ya lo ha demostrado,solo que no le da la gana ajjaja 😁,le gusta mas cantar.

[@samanthapage4216]

this makes me so happy i don't even know why but its so good and makes me so thrilled